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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE LITERATURE RELATING TO THE
TERTIARY GEOLOGY AND PALAEONTOLOGY OF THE
GREAT BASIN REGION OF THE UNITED STATES
Compiled by H. Ernestine Ripley
1920?
Cast.
GIFT
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE LITERATURE RELATING TO
THE TERTIARY GEOLOGY AND PALAEONTOLOGY OF THF GREAT EASIH
REGION OF THE UNITED STATES^ **
Listed chronologically at the end
under the several Great Basin states at the end.
Abstracts of most of the literature will be found in the
partial bibliographies at the end.
Cartography, see note at end.
(Anonymous)
1. 1898 a Geological Hotes. Kept* GOT. of Arizona to
Secfy Inter., Ann. Repts. Inter, U.S., Misc.
Repta., pp. 307-312,1898.
2. 1899 b Notes on the Geology of Arizona* Ibid* .
Sfiiso.ReptB. ,Pt.S, pp. 194-303, 1899.
Abbot, Lieut. Henry L.
3. 1857 a General Report, General Description of the Regions
Examined. Report upon Explorations (in 1855)
for a Railroad Route, frois the Saoraeentd Valley
to the Columbia River by Lieut. R.S.Williamson,
assisted by Lieut. Henry L. Abbot, Pt.l, pp. 19-134
(Chaps. 1-4, pp. 25-111), U.S. 33rd Congr.,2nd sees.,
Sen.Ex.Boo., no. 78, 1857.
f Largely representative to and including 1918 ', but not ex-
haustive. Publications on mining and economic geology have been
examined only to the extent that this literature is listed in the
U.S. Geological Survey bibliography, and very little of that is
included. Also there are no entries from the early Spanish writings
and explorations.
** For delimitation of area conprising the Great Basin region
see Murrimss, J.C,a fcifcau.lmejr.PhiXos. Soo. .n.&*
1915; Fennemen, Hevin If., Physiographic Divisions of the U.S.
Ann. Aesoc.Amer. Geographer a, vol. 6, r>t. 1,1917. (Columbia Plateau
region, differentiated in letter, ie included by Merriam in
Great Basin region.) '
133
Literature Liatsd bv Stgt«»«
Ariscna, Kos. ,»>>»»>>,»,*>»>»»
California, Hoe. , , * , »>>*»»»»»*
(minerals will be
Idaho, Kcs. ,,,»,,,,,,,*»,>, ,1,
inserted by
Ripley in l«t
Bew Max ioo , Hos .*,»,»,,»»»,*»*>,
galley proof. )
Oragon, Hos., »,,»»*,»,»*»»,»>»
Utah, llos*, *»,*>»,,,»*»»»>»»»
Washington, Kos., »>»»>,?*»»»»»*»
Anderson, Robert
4* 1909 a
Antisell, Thomas
5. 1856,1857 a
Geology and Oil Prospects of Reno, Nevada.
Bull. U.S. Gaol. Surv. , no. 381-B, pp. 475-489 ,1909.
Geological Report. Pt.3 of Report by Lieut.
John G. Parka of Explorations {Parke and
Campbell, 1854, 1855) for Railroad Routes
from San Francisco Bay to Los Angeles, Cali-
fornia, and froa the Pimas Tillages on the
Gila to the Rio Grande, near the 32nd Parallel
of lorth Latitude, Chaps ,1,3, 13, 13-15, 18-34,
36,30. Repte.1fcpl.and Surv. to Ascertain the
Most Practicable and Economical Route for a
Railroad from the Mississippi River to the
Pacific Ocean in 1853- 18 56, vol. 7, pt. 3, U.S.
33rd Congr.,3nd sess., Sen. Ex. Boo., no. 78,
pp. 1-31, 1857, Rouse Ex. Doc., no. 91
Arnold, Ralph
6. 1904 ft
7. 1906 b
8. 1909 c
Arnold, Ralph, and
Garfias, V.R.
9. 1914 a
Faunal Relations of the Carriso Creek Beds
of California. Science, n. s. , vol. 19,
p. 503, Mar. 35, 1904.
The Tertiary and Quaternary Pectens of Cali-
fornia. U. S.Geol. Bur v. Professional Pa.,
no. 47, 384 pp., 53 pis., 3 figs., 1906.
Paleontology of the Coalinga District, Fresno
and King Counties, California. Bull .U.S.
Geol.Surv. , no. 396, 173 pp. (44), 1909.
Geology and Technology of the California Oil
Fields. Bull.Amer.Inst.!fin.£ngrs.tao.87,
pp. 383-467, 15 figs, (incl.aap), Mar. ,1914.
3
Ashley G
Bailey, G. E.
10. 1301) a The Saline Deposits of California. Bull.
Calif. State Min.Rur. ,no,34,pp.9-33, 55*58,
illus., map, 1902.
11. 1904 b The Desert Dry Lakes of California. Mi n. end
Scientific Press, vol. 89, pp. 138, 161-1 74,
198-193, 305-206,223-333, 341-243 ,355, 1904.
13* 1911 a Notes on the Later Cenosoic History of the
Mo have Desert Region in Southeastern Cali-
f orai a . Univ. Cali f . Pub . Bull . Dept . Ceol . ,
vol. 6, pp. 333-383, pis. 34-43, Dec. 3, 1911.
13 • 1912 b Physiography and Structure of the Wee tern
El Paso Range and the Southern Sierra Nevada.
Univ. Calif. Publ., Bull. Dept. Geol., vol. 7,
no. 6tpp. 117-142, pis. 8-10, Dec. 4, 1912.
14. 1913 o The Nature of the Later Deformations in Cer-
tain Ranges of the Great Basin. The Jour.
Geol., vol. 31, no. 3, pp. 373-278, 1913.
Ball, John
15. 1834-1835 a Remarks upon the Geology, and Physical Features
of the Country West of the Rocky Mountains,
17. 1806-1907 o
Bancroft, Ho viand
18. 1911 a
Bamaiater, R.f.
30. 1873 ft
with Miscellaneous Facts. The Amer. Jour.
Sci.and Arts, 70128, pp. 1-16, July 1830. Pre-
liiainary notice communicated by Prof. Amos
Sat on , ibid»vol.3S.ps>3Sl~3S4. Jan. ,1834.
Notes on Ore Deposits of Southwestern
and Eastern California. Bull.U.S.G«ol.Surv,
no. £85, pp. 53-73, 1906.
A Geologic Reconnaissance in Southwestern
Hevada end Eastern California. Bull. U.S.
Geol.Surv.no. 308, 318 pp., 3 pla., 17 figa.t
1^)7. Preliminary account ibid. . no. 285,
p. 55, 1906.
Reconnasasance of the Ore Depoaita in Northern
Yiaia County, Arizona. Bull.U.S.Geol.Surir. ,
no. 451, 130 pp. (pp. 10-13, 33, 30-33), 6 pis.,
{incl.map), 31 figs*, 1911 (Bibl.of explora-
tion of Arizona, 1865-1910, pp.
The Ore Deposits of Northeastern Washington.
Bull.0.S.G*ol*8urv.,So.550,B15 pp., 19 ple.»
36 figa., 1914* (Pr**ious literature, p*3)
- - - *
Report of a Geological Reconnaissance Along
the Union Pacific Eailroad. Sixth Ann.Hept.
U. 3. Geol.Sur T.Terr. (Hayden),eiabr. Port ions
5
of Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah. , . .
8VO., Pt.2,pp581~S41, (187B) 1873*
Bar n e a , Co r r in , and
Byler, E.A.
21. 1913 a Relation of Faulting and Mineralisation in
Goldfield (Hevada). Mining and Scientific
Preae, vol. 107, pp. 59-60, July :12, 1913.
Batsson, Charles E.W.
£3. 19G6-19C7 a The Mohave Mining District of California.
Bi-Month.Bull.Amer.Inst.Min.Engrs.,Ho.7,
pp. 65-82, 9 figs., Jan., 1906; Trans. Amer.
InBt.tfin*EngrB.,Tol. 37, pp. 160-177, 9 figs.t
(1906) 1907.
Report on the Geology of the Country near the
Forty-ninth Parallel of TS°rth Latitude weet
of the Rooky Mountains from Observations
made in 1859-1861, with note by Geo.M.Dawaon.
Ann.Rept.Geol. and Natural His t.Surv. Canada,
42pp., map (1682-1884) 1884.
The Seven Devils Mining District, Idaho.
Engineer, and Min.Jour., vol. 69, pp. 345-346
(345), 3 figs., Mar .24, 1900.
Historical and Geological Survey of the Florida
Mountains {Hew Mexico}* Mining Sci.,Tcl. 70
So. 1745, pp. 35-36, Aug. ,1914.
Beals, ffeu. Jr.
24. 1900 a
Becker, Clyde M,
Zb. 1914 a
Becker, George Ferdinand
36. 1880-1884 a (Reconnoieeance of the San Francisco, Eureka,
and Bodie Districts.) First Ann.Rept.
Director (Clarence King) U.S.Geol.Surv. ,
pp. 37-47 (1879-1880) 1880.
27. 1883 b Geology of the Cosmtcck Lode and the Waxhoe
a ,. .. -, '« .;•• J ~: • !.'...••
District. Mon.U.S.Geol.Surv. , vol.iii, 1882
Abe tr. The ABO. Jour.Sci. (3), vol. B6, pp. 479-483;
Science, 1884, vol. 3, pp. 48-49, vol. 4, pp. 66-87.
38. 1884 c The Relations of the Mineral Belts of the .
Pacific Slope to the Great Upheavals. The
Am. Jour.Sci. and Arts (3), vol.28, pp. 209-313,
1884*
39. 1885 d Geological Sketch of the Pacific Division.
Tenth Census U.8.,vol.l3,Chapt.I, pp. 5-59,
1 map.
Aria. , pp. 44- 53 Oregon, pp. 37-39
Calif . , pp. 7-36, Washington, pp. 37-39
Idaho, pp. 53- 59 Utah, pp. 38-44
Uevada, pp. 39-38
30. 1886 e The Washes Bocks. Bull.Calif.Aoad. Sol., vol.3,
Ho. 6, pp.93-130 (1886-1887), Bov*6, 1886.
31. 1887 f 1 Sketch of the Geological Development of the
Pacific Slops. Proc. Newport Saturel Hist.
.S, 13 J»p, {1886-1887),
The washoe Rocks. Bull.Calif .Aoad.Sci.,fio-6,
1887, pp. 93-130* The Amer .laturalist, vol.33,
pp. 639-640, 1888.
Becfcsr , Geo . F. , oont * d
53* 1888 h Geology of th€ Quicksilver Deposits of th*
Pacific Slope. 0.3»0eol.Sur*,Mon.,no. 13,
xix, 486 pp., 7 pis., atlas (14 sheets, fol)
1888.
34. 1SS9 i
Bell, Robert B.
35. 1901 a
36. 1904 b
37. 1908 c
Biddle, Henry J,
38. 1888 a
Summary of the Geology of the Quicksilver
Deposits of the Pacific Slope. Eighth Ann.
Rapt. Director (Powell) U.8.C«ol.Sur*.,Pt.ii,
pp.965-$8S, pis. 83-63 (inol.«ap), (1886-1887),
1889. Resume of U. 8. G.S. Men, 10.13,1088).
An Outline of Idaho Geology and the Principal
Ore Deposits of Lerohi and Ouster Counties,
Idaho. Proo. Inter n.Min.Congr., 4th sess.,
pp. 64-80, 1901.
The Geology and Mineral Resources of Idaho.
Kept. of Proc.Tth ann.sess.AouHin.Oongr. ,
pp,300~236, 1904.
Geological Diagram of Idaho. Hi nth Ann.Rept.
Min. Industry of Idaho, 317 pp. (310-314),
illus., (1007) 1908.
Notes on the Surface Geology of Southern Oregon.
The Am, Jour. So i. and Arts (3), vol.35,
pp.475-483, 1888.
ft
8
Bet t any, G. F,
40 . 1876 a
Berry, 3.L.
39. 1916 a An Earthquake in Sevads. Mining and Scien-
tific Press, vol. 113, Ho. 3, pp. 53-53, 3pla.
July- Deo. 1916
On the Genus Merycochoerua (Fa»ily Qreodoatidae)
with Descriptions of Two Hew Specie* (speci-
mens collected by Lord Walaingfeam from John
Day valley, 1871-73). Quar.Jour .Geol.Soc.,
* vol. SS^pp. 359-173, 1876.
Blaokwelder, Eliot
1910-1913 a Regional Geology of the United Btatea of Horth
Aaerioa. Handbuch der Hegionalen Geologie,
Vol.,Pt.3 (G. Steinisann and 0. Wilckene,
editora). Heidelberg, Carl Winter *s tJnfver-
altatebuchhandlung, Hew Yor, G. S. Stechert &
Co., 358 pp., SI fige. (inol. mspa), (Bibl.,
with abatratsta, pp. 349-353), 1910-1913.
43. 1913 b
The Old Erosion Surface in Idaho; a Criticism.
The Jour. Geol., vol. 30, no. 5, pp. 410-414,
- Aug. ,1913.
Blake, Wteu Phippa
43* 1854 a
Ancient Lake in the Colorado Desert. The Amer.
Jbur.Sci. and Arts (3 ), vol. xvii, pp. 435-438,
1854. Reprint of oosmmioation to
Advert iaer, of California.
Blake, IB. Phipps, cont'd
44. 71855 b Preliminary Geological Report. Report of a
Reconnaissance and Surveys, on partial routed
in California, Connected with the Surveys
for Ascertaining- the Moat Practicable Rail-
road Route froEfthe Mississippi River to the
Pacific Ocean, under Command of Lieut. B.S.
Williamson in 1853*1854. Published as a
separate only, of Bouse Ex.Boc.so.lB9, 33rd
Congr.,lst.s«38.,8Q pp. , t&ily, ?1885.
Williamson's Report was not published with
the other parts of H.fx.Boc.&o.l39, in vol.18,
pt.3 of House Executive Documents, although
Williamson's and Blake's reports are listed
in Table of Contents of vol.18 as "Pt.x* of
•Voi.iii* of House Pacific Railroad Reports;
this vol.iii was never issued, and Pacific
Railroad Reports, Pta.vii, ix, x, which were
to constitute it, appear subsequently in
augmented form in Senate doc.
the date 1854 appearing in various bibli-
ographies for Blake's Preliminary Report is
an error; the date is probably 1855, but not
earlier*
45. 1856 c Observations on the Extent of the Gold Region
of California sad Oregon, with Sot ices of
Mineral Localities in California and of Some
Remarkable ^peciaena of Crystalline Gold.
The Amer. Jour. Sci. and Arts (0), vol. 30,
pp. 78-85 (76), 1855.
46. 18$5t18S6 d Oa the Grooving and Polishing of Hard Rocks and
Minerals by Dry Sand. The A.T sr. Sour. ?ci. and
Arts (3), vol. 30, pp. 178-181, 1855; Ptoc.Amer.
Aaaoc.Adv.Sci. ,Tol.9, pp» 2 17-230, (1855) 1858.
See brief notice in "Preliminary Geological
Report, Bouse Ex. Do c. , no. 13 9, p. 37, 185 5.
Blake, is. Phipps, cont fd
47. 1856 e Review of a Portion of the Geological Map of
the United States and British Provinces by
Jules Marcou. The Amer. Jour.8ci.and Arts (3),
vol. 33, pp. 383-388, 1856.
48. 1856 f Report of the Geology of the Route, near the
Thirty-second Parallel: Prepared from the
Collection and Hatas of Capt. Pope. Appen-
dix to Rept. by Brev.Capt, John Pope, Ex-
. . . ploration of a Route for the Pacific Rail-
road near the Thirty-second Parallet of lorth
Latitude, ffcom the Red River to the Rio Grande.
Repta.Explo. and Surv* to Ascertain the Most
Practicable and Economic Route for s Railroad
from the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean
in 1853-1854, 33rd Congr., 3d sess., Sen.!*.
Doc.»o.78, Appendix, 50 pp., maps, (1855) 1856.
49. 1856 g Remarks upon the Geology of California from
Observations in Connection with the U.S. Survey
and Exploration for a Railroad Route to the
Pacific. Proc.Amer.Ae8oo.Adv.Sci. ,9th meet-
*
ing (Aug. ,1855), pp.00E-3S5, 1856*
SO* 1856 h Report on the Geology of the Route (near the
35th Parallel, explored by Lieut. A. w. Whipple,
1853-54). So. 1, General Report on the Geologi-
cal Collections; no. 3, Resume and Field notes
by Jules Marcou, geologist and mining engineer
to the expedition, with translation by Blake
(pp. 121-175) . 33rd Congr . ,8d sess . , Sen. Ex .
Doo.no. 78, Hepts. of Explo.and Surv. to Ascer-
tain the Most Practicable and Economical Route
for a Railroad from the Mississippi River to
the Pacific Ocean in 1853-54, vol.iii,pt.ivf
chaps, i-vlii, x, pp. 107-119, 12 1-184, 1856;
Bouse Ex. Doc* no. 91.
51* 1807 i Geological Report, So*lt Itinineary, or Notes
and General Observations upon the Geology of
the Route, chaps, vi-x, no. £, Geology of Per*
tions of the Route, chaps 9 xi, xvi, xvii.
Part ii of Rept. bv tieut. R. S. Williaisson of
Explorations (1853) in California for Railroad
Blake, Wau Phipps, ccnt'd
Routes, to Connect with the Routes near the
35th and 32 ad Parallels of North Latitude.
33rd Congr.,3d seas. , Ben/ F,x. Doc. no. 78, Kept a.
Expl.andSurv. to Ascertain the Most Praoti-
oeble and Economics! Route for * Railroad
from the Mississippi River to the Pacific
Ocean in 1853-54, Vol. v, pp. (1856) 1857*
See Preliminary Geological Report, 1855.
53. 1857 j Observations on the Orography of the Western
%
Portion of the United States* Proo.Airer. Aesoo.
Ad v.Sci., Tenth meet. (Aug., 1856), pt» 3, Natu-
ral Hist.,pp.ll9-134, 1857
53. 1858 k Report of a Geological Reconnaissance in Cali-
fornia: Hade in Connection with the Expedition
to Survey Routes in California, to connect
with the Surveys of Routes for a Railroad from
the Mississippi River to the Pacific Ocean,
under the command of Lieut. R.S.Williamson.,,
in 1853. With Appendix on Portions of the
Collections, by Louis Agassix, Aug. J.Gould,
J.W. Bailey, T. A. Conrad, John Torray, Geo.C.
Schaeffer. H. Bailliere, 4to, Hew York, London,
Paris, Madrid, 370 pp., 38 pis., illu3.,mape,
1858.
54. 1864 1 Hotes on the Geology and Mines of Nevada Terri-
tory (Washoe Silver Region, Ofoited States).
Qua? * Jour. Geol. Hoc*, vol. BQ, pp. 317-337, 4 figs.,
Apr. 13, 1864.
Notes on the Geographical Distribution and Ge-
ology of the Precious Metals and ^luable Miner-
als on the Pacific Slope of the United States.
Appendix to Jour. of Calif. Ben. and Assembly, 16th
sees. Legislature of Calif. , vol. 3, pp. 359-363,
1866.
E <
12
Blake, Wte. Phipps, cent *d
Bote on the Brown Coal Formation of Washington
ill^ , y>^ :. - .. '<:• ~O. . j " . . , vw^v •- f-
Territory and Oregon. Proo.C&lif .Acad.Soi.,
. 3, p. 347, 1867.
57. 1888 o Ui>on th« Gradual Deesioation of the Surface of
th« Western Portion of Sorth Iracrica. Th*
is5?X ;^rri iCLafr*R3 r>t --•,.-« &f
Anser.Saturaliftt, f^ol.S, p. 444, Oct*, 1868.
58. 1873 p (Difetoms collected in Pueblo Valley, Htimboldt
County, Kevacia). Proo.Ctelif .Aoad.3ci.,vol.49
p. 183 (1866-1872) 1873.
Remarks on the Topography of the Great Basin.
?roc.Calif.Aoad.80i.,vol.4, pp*2?2~27S
(1868-1873) 1873.
Geology of the Silver King Mine of Arizona.
Engineer, and Min. Jour., vol. 35,pp. 238-239,
354-356, B70-371, 1883*
Geology of th<§ Silver King Mine, fngr.&nd
Min. Jour., vol. 35,pp. 338-339, 354-356, S70-371,
5 figs., 1883.
The Copper Deposits of Copper Basin Arizona,
and their Origin (Yavapai County). Trans.
Affier.In8t.Min.Enginrs.,pp.479-485, 1889*
Blake, Wra. Phipps, cor,tfd
63. 1897 u The Fortxmi* Gold Mine, Arizona. Eflgr* and
Min.Jcur.,vol.l3, pp. 664-665, June 36,1897.
64. 1837 v Gold in Granite and Plutonic Rooke. Trans.
Amer.InBt.Min.Sngro.,Tol.3cxvl, pp, 890-298,
(1838) 1897.
65. 1899 w Geology and Mineral Resources of Arizona.
Rept.of Governor of Arizona to Seo'y of
ths Interior. , pp. 43-153, 1899.
66. 1899 x Bibliographical References Relating to tfe*
Geology and the Ilineral and Other Resources
of Arisona (inoo»plete)» Hept.of Governor
of Arizona to 8ec*y of the Inter. ,pp. 348-
355; Ann. Rapta.Bapt. Inter. ^Kiso.Repts.^Pt.ii,
pp. 306-313; both 1899.
67. 1901 y Hotea on the Mining Induatry and the Geology
of Arizona. Report as Territorial Geologist.
Kept. of Goyernor of Arizona to Secfy of the
Inter., pp. m 1901*
Some Salient Featurea in the Geology of Ari-
zona, with STidence of Shallow 8eaa in
solcr fiaie. The Aaer.Geol. tvol*icieTii, pp
160-167, Maz,t 1901.
, Wra. Phipps, oont'd
69. 1903 aa The Geology of the Galiuro Mount* ins, Arizona,
and the Gold Bearing Ledge Known as Gold
Mountain. Abstr.of Kept. to Consolidated
Gold Mtn.Hin. Co. , Tucson, Ariz., Mar., 1903;
Engr.and Min, Jotir. ,vol.liaaii, pp. 540-547,
4 fig®. , Apr*, 1903.
70* 19C3 bb Lake Quiburia, an Ancient Pliocene Lake in
Arizona. Ar i 2. Univ. Month. , vol. 4, so. 4,
3 pp«, 1903; abstr.Scienca, n.a., vol. IS,
PT3.41S-414, Mar., 1903.
Geology of Ariisona. Rcpt.of Governor of Arix.
to 8eofy of the Inter*, pp, 138-135, 1903;
Ann.Rept. Inter., Mi»o.Repte.,Pt.ii, pp. 326-
» 1903.
in Arizona.
*, vol.33, pp.-«B-4S (1903) 1903.
73. 1903 e« Arizona Diatomite. Trans. Amer. Inst.Min.Engre. ,
vol. 33, pp. 38-45, (1902) 1903; (fossils)
Trana.Wi8.Acad.Sci.,Arts, and Lett., vol. 14,
pt.l, pp. 107-111, plas. 3-8, 1903.
74. 1904 ff Origin of Pebble- Covered Plains in Deeert
Regions . Trans . Aiser . last . Min/Engr a . , vol .
34, pp. 161-183, (1903) 1904.
15
Blake, tau Pfcippe* cent fd
75. 1905 gg Superficial Blackening end Disco lor at ion
Hocks, ea-pe cially in Dee«rt Regions* Trims.
A&*r . Iiig t . Min . Kngr s . , tol * 35 , pp« S71-S7S »
;"j '' ,, .: - . '; . '• ; »• "• • '•• " '\ >•;.'"
1905. Discussion by Cora»tock, Theo.B.,
. pp. 1014*101?*
76. 1906 hi* Origin of the Depression Known ae
Wall, Arizona* Soiiinoe, n««» > vol. 34, |>.568»
1906*
flanking Butrital Slopes of th» Mountfiina
of the SoutliwtBt. Science, n.s.,vcl.?5,
pp.075-978, June SI, 1907. Ibatr. ,Fbb.33,p.S94.
Destruction of the Salt Works in the Colorado
by ths Smlton 8ea« Bi-Month.^ill*
Min*!agr«, »no.l9,pp.81-83f Jan* »
1908; Trass., vol38»
(1907)
79. 1908 kk Q«o logical Sketoh of the Begion of fuo&on,
Arizona. In MacDougal, "Botanical Features
of Horth American Deserts,11 Carnegie Inat.
of «&*hington Ptibl., no. 90 1 pp. 45-68, pi. 6a
(mep), 1908.
fh« Geological Mineral Beaouroee of Pima
Ootaity . 4r|sont Pajlly it^rr» Indtist r iml
Hid- Winter number, pp. 86 -37 t 1909.
16
Blake, Wrn. Phippe, cont*<i
81. 1915 mm Sketch of the Region at th« Htadl of the
Gulf of California. Ft. I of Cory, H.T.,
*Th« Imperial Wll«y and th« Salton Sink,*
pp. 1-35, 1 pi., (portrait), San Francisco,
John J. H«wb*gin, 1915.
Bl&n chard, Balph C.
82. 1913 c. The Geology of th« Astern Buckskin Itountains,
;%;•«? »l .
fmsa Ooimty»Arisona. Thee is, Columbia Univ.,
priv.print.,80 pp., ill\iB*(inol.Map«), 1913.
Blandy, John F.
65, 1883 &
The Mining Region Around Preacott, Arizona.
Tr ano. Ana er .Inst.Min.'Pngre. , vol. 11, pp. 386-391,
»ap, (1888-1883) 1883.
Beun«Yill«,
.. IfrfKit-i*. 4
133? *
Bo ta ford, C. A.
84. 1913 a A Feasible Arizona Oil Field (geological
•
structure, Tonto Baain oil field). Wsatarn
Engineering, vol. 3 » Ho. 3 ,pp. 187-188, 3 figs.,
Sept., 1913.
Bout well, J8hn Mason
85. 190? a Stratigraphy and Structure of the Park City
Mining District, Utah. The Jour. Gaol., vol. 15,
pp.434-4©8 (455-458), 1907.
1?
86. 1905 a Economic Geology of the Binghaai Mining Dis-
trict, Utah. 0. 8 .Geol.Surv. Professional
Pap. ,80. 38, 413 pp. ,69 pls.Unel.aapa),
8 figs., 1905*
Bowen, C. F.
87. 1913 a Goal at Horseshoe Bend and Jerusalem Valley,
Boise County, Idaho. Bull.0.8*Ge©l.Sttrv.t
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